Biographical Sketch of Colonel Fremont
Biographical Sketch of Colonel Fremont
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The Indians burn prairies for three purposes 1st. To destroy the vines that impede their progress; 2nd. To procure a fresh crop of grass ; 3rd. To drive game to a certain point, where it may be captured.
A PARTY OF EMIGRANTS, Crossing the prairies, are in great danger of being con sumed. Fortunately they meet a trapper, who shows them the way of escaping from all such disasters.
A PARTY OF SIOUX INDIANS, Stationed on a bluff, witnessing the progress of the de vouring element.
ISOLATED PEAK.
The...se peaks are often seen on the Upper Prairies, and lend a cheering appearance to the traveller.
DESTROYING GAME.
Showing one of the many modes of destroying that valuable animal, the buffalo, by wholesale butchery. Parties of Indians set fire to the prairies at different points ; the poor animals are driven to a gorge, or ravine, where are stationed another party of Indians, to shoot them down, or urge them over an immense precipice, where the fall is certain death.
DESOLATE VALLEY, Near the Platte, as seen by day-break ; one of the dreariest scenes on the route, and a favourite haunt for bears and mountain sheep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Indians burn prairies for three purposes 1st. To destroy the vines that impede their progress; 2nd. To procure a fresh crop of grass ; 3rd. To drive game to a certain point, where it may be captured.
A PARTY OF EMIGRANTS, Crossing the prairies, are in great danger of being con sumed. Fortunately they meet a trapper, who shows them the way of escaping from all such disasters.
A PARTY OF SIOUX INDIANS, Stationed on a bluff, witnessing the progress of the de vouring element.
ISOLATED PEAK.
The...se peaks are often seen on the Upper Prairies, and lend a cheering appearance to the traveller.
DESTROYING GAME.
Showing one of the many modes of destroying that valuable animal, the buffalo, by wholesale butchery. Parties of Indians set fire to the prairies at different points ; the poor animals are driven to a gorge, or ravine, where are stationed another party of Indians, to shoot them down, or urge them over an immense precipice, where the fall is certain death.
DESOLATE VALLEY, Near the Platte, as seen by day-break ; one of the dreariest scenes on the route, and a favourite haunt for bears and mountain sheep.
What to read after Biographical Sketch of Colonel Fremont?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D B Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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